Founded in 1996
A Platform for Art & Culture and Ecosystem, inspired by Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights "Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits."
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CURRENT FILM PRODUCTION
INTERACTIONS 2022, (1'45'')
When Cinema looks to Nature
FAOUZI BENSAIDI (Morocco), CLEMENTE BICOCCHI (Italy), ANNE DE CARBUCCIA (France/USA),
TAKUMA KUIKURO (Brazil), OSKAR METSAVAHT (Brazil), ERIC NAZARIAN (USA), BETTINA OBERLI (Switzerland), IDRISSA OUEDRAOGO (Burkina Faso), YULENE OLAIZOLA and RUBEN IMAZ (Mexico), NILA MADHAB PANDA (India), JANIS RAFA (Greece), ISABELLA ROSSELLINI & ANDY BYERS (USA)
Screenings and Events

PERMANENT ART INSTALLATION
BARTHÉLÉMY TOGUO
Sur le chemin de l'espoir, 2022
Plateau de Frontenex, Geneva
Barthélémy Toguo’s new sculptures, at the Residence Plateau de Fontenex in Geneva,
commissioned by Thierry Barbier Müller and SPG (Société Privé de Gérance).

Sur le chemin de l’espoir by Barthélémy Toguo

Sur le chemin de l’espoir by Barthélémy Toguo

Sur le chemin de l’espoir by Barthélémy Toguo

Sur le chemin de l’espoir by Barthélémy Toguo
ART
1996 - 2022

Estremecer Auroras by Augustin Rebetez, SESC Consolaçao Sao Paulo Brazil, 2019 ©Edson Kumasaka

AQUA SESC Belenzinho, Sao Paulo, 2017, Maré by Jonathas de Anndrade, 2014 (left) and Fuori Registro (3'000 metri) by Luca Pancrazzi, 2014, Fuori Registro (Maloja), 2015 (right) ©Everton Ballardin

From Dialogues of Peace exhibition at the UN, Geneva, 1995

Estremecer Auroras by Augustin Rebetez, SESC Consolaçao Sao Paulo Brazil, 2019 ©Edson Kumasaka
CINEMA
ART for The World's Channel on IKONOTV
Inspired by UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals, with a selection of our past and present short films on topics based on Climate Change, Biodiversity, Environment, Deforestation, Poverty, Gender and Discrimination on IKONOTV.
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